Monthly Archives: September 2026
The 20 Day Response Window in a Florida Divorce: What Really Happens If You Miss It
Getting served with divorce papers tends to trigger one of two reactions. Some people read every line the same day. Others set the envelope on the counter and try not to look at it. Orlando divorce lawyers see both responses often, and the second one is far riskier than most people realize, because Florida’s… Read More »
Can Facebook Photos Affect Alimony Awards?
A regular part of everyday life, people use social media to share vacations, celebrations, purchases, and personal milestones with friends and family. But during a Florida divorce or post-divorce alimony dispute, those seemingly harmless Facebook photos may attract attention for reasons you did not expect. When courts evaluate alimony issues, financial circumstances take center… Read More »
Who Gets the Family Influencer Account After Divorce?
For some couples, social media is a business. Family influencer accounts have grown tremendously in recent years, with some generating significant income. But what happens when the marriage behind the account comes to an end? As digital assets become increasingly valuable, divorcing couples are finding themselves facing a new question: Who gets the family… Read More »
Can Dating Apps Affect Your Divorce or Custody Case?
It’s natural to think about moving forward after the end of a marriage. For some people, that means downloading a dating app and meeting new people. But if your divorce or child custody case is still pending, you may wonder whether your online dating activity could have legal consequences. Simply having a profile on… Read More »
